Command line tool to quickly generate file structure for new Backdrop CMS custom module
I believe that there is a drush command that automatically creates the files structure and template for a new custom module. Do we have anything like that for Backdrop with either drush or Bee?
Posted4 days 11 hours ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) in Weekly Meetings
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Hello @NumerousHats,
I agree with your assessment. I am looking into this situation right now.
The root of this problem is that Backdrop CMS is implemented on top of a "stack" of...
Posted1 day 19 hours ago by Graham Leach (Graham Leach) on:
I just installed a Backdrop CMS site with version 1.27.0. I then used the user interface to download and update Backdrop CMS to 1.30.0.
After starting the update process, and on the...
I believe my permissions are set up correctly, as I can install modules from the UI. But for whatever reason, I can't update them.
I will, however, double check against that documentation.
I'm not sure if this is helpful, but here are pages in Backdrop documentaion about server level permissions.
https://docs.backdropcms.org/documentation/file-permissions-and-ownership...
Just ran into this issue while upgrading modules on a site I'm setting up.
I'm confused.
Does this mean that /modules needs to be owned by www-data? (Not just that www-data...
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Not in Bee, but there is:
The first is the original template we setup. The second is a duplicate that was setup when we forgot the first existed 😊
Not sure which is more up-to-date/relevent...
UPDATE: Have created this issue to clean up/consolidate the template repos: https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/5637